A solar system is only as good as its design. We size yours around the roof you actually have, the shade it actually gets and the power you actually use, then install it with the same care we have brought to Sydney electrical work since 2010.
Oversized systems waste money and undersized systems leave you buying power you could have made. Before we quote, we look at your roof orientation and pitch, shading through the day, your switchboard and supply, and a recent bill or your smart meter data. You get a system sized for your household, not a package deal off a price list.
Because we are also a Level 2 accredited contractor, anything the install needs on the supply side is handled in-house: a switchboard upgrade, consumer mains that can carry the new load, meter reconfiguration for solar export, or a three-phase upgrade. Most solar companies have to subcontract that work and wait.
Eligible systems attract the federal Small-scale Technology Certificate discount, which comes off the upfront price. We explain exactly what your system qualifies for and what it leaves you to pay, with no vague "government rebate" numbers.
What's included
- Roof, shading and switchboard assessment before quoting
- System sizing based on your bill and usage pattern
- CEC-approved panels and inverters
- Tile, metal (Colorbond) and flat roof mounting
- Single-phase and three-phase inverter installation
- Switchboard and consumer mains upgrades where needed
- Export metering configuration with your retailer
- Grid connection approval with Ausgrid or Endeavour Energy
- Monitoring set up on your phone before we leave
- Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work on completion
Frequently asked questions
How many panels do I need?
It depends on your usage, roof space and budget rather than a standard number. We work it out from a recent bill and the usable roof area, then show you the options with the payback for each.
Will solar work on my roof?
Most Sydney roofs suit solar. North facing is best, but east and west both work well, particularly if you use power in the morning or evening. Shading from trees, neighbouring buildings or chimneys matters more than orientation, and we assess it before quoting.
Do I need to upgrade my switchboard?
Sometimes. Older boards without safety switches, or boards with no spare capacity, usually need work before a system can be connected. We can tell you on the first visit and do the upgrade ourselves.
What happens with my meter and retailer?
Your connection needs approval from the network operator and your meter needs to be configured to measure export. We lodge the network paperwork and tell you exactly what to ask your retailer for.